Sentence examples for elucidation of which from inspiring English sources

Consider the concepts referred to in the words "where," "when," "why," "being," to the elucidation of which innumerable volumes of philosophy have been devoted.

Specification of primordial germ cells (PGCs) activates epigenetic reprogramming for totipotency, the elucidation of which remains a fundamental challenge.

The progressive refinement of both techniques (eg, use of arterial grafts and drug eluting stents) has improved clinical outcomes but the elucidation of which of the two treatments is more effective would require well designed randomised studies.

Further, our study warrants quest for more host proteins critical for viral life cycle, the elucidation of which can provide useful insights into designing novel antiviral interventional strategies.

Also common to both CTCLs and PTCLs is a limited understanding of genetic mechanisms of pathogenesis and progression, the elucidation of which could facilitate classification, prognostication and individualized therapy.

The differences in IEF migration of the AP extracts is likely to be due to post translational modifications (PTMs) such as glycosylation or phosphorylation, the elucidation of which would be the subject of further investigation.

Studies which focus in the elucidation of the mechanism which links the development of skin rash with tumors response are urgently warranted.

The involvement of multiple mechanisms in targeting specific Dscams to specific neuronal domains further supports the notion that Dscam isoform compositions in the dendrites versus axons of the same neurons need to be independently regulated, elucidation of the physiological significance of which promises to shed new light on how the brain develops and operates.

These data indicate that the -dependent PTEN translocation from the cytoplasm to the membrane correlates with specific post-translational modifications, the precise nature of which awaits elucidation.

However, biosilicifiers, such as horsetails, harvest silicic acid from solutions which are far from saturation and deposit it as amorphous hydrated silica and it is the elucidation of this mechanism which remains the ' Holy Grail' of biological silicification research [ 5].

Additional studies are required for further elucidation of these associations, which may be strongly influenced by species identity.